Education

Elementary School needs your support… a plea to the community

Elementary School needs your support… a plea to the community In this radio interview, Edgewood Elementary Principal Sonya Hernandez reaches

Urban Myth of “John Hanson, being First Black President” taken to task!

Professor Manu Ampim clearly states that this is another outrageous Hoax.
Our research shows us that the picture being used, is a picture of a Liberian Senator who name was John Hanson

After Unprecedented and Possibly Bellwether Emergency Financial Manager Request, Muskegon Heights Board Of Education Dispels Rumors, Says Farewell To Superintendent Bryant

Board president Burrell noted at Monday’s meeting that the district’s move to proactively ask for an EFM was not just unprecedented, but it might be a bellwether move for the whole state to follow. Coincidental to last week’s request by Muskegon Heights, some members of Michigan’s state legislature might be asking Governor Snyder to change the existing emergency financial manager law to function in a similar way.

Board President Avery Burrell says “we haven’t given up on our district, its not in my DNA”

Board President Avery Burrell says “we haven’t given up on our district, its not in my DNA” In this radio

Muskegon Heights Public Schools Incoming Interim Supt. Dave Sipka speaks to the Community

Muskegon Heights Public Schools Incoming Interim Superintendent. Dave Sipka speaks to the Community Yesterday, Muskegon Heights Public Schools shocked

Dr. Dana Bryant out at Muskegon Heights, MAISD head Dave Sipka will serve as the district’s interim superintendent

Dr. Dana Bryant position eliminated! MAISD Superintendent Dave Sipka will serve as the district’s interim superintendent In this interview Dr.

State of Michigan Not Interested In Taking Over Muskegon Heights Public Schools; More Deficit Cuts Still Needed

Multiple board members and Dr. Bryant acknowledged a greater need for the need for the public to stay in the know. Approximately 15 members of the public attended Monday’s special meeting. The board wished for more, both to spread the work and hear suggestions. “We need to educate our public,” said board president Avery Burrel, “And we need to have more forums where our parents come together and let them know what’s going on in our district.”